SERVANT LEADERSHIP RESOURCES

RESOURCEFUL PEOPLE

• Faculty and Board of Directors of the Servant Leadership School of Greensboro
  

• Spiritual Directors list
  

• Reflections of our Servant Leadership students
  

• Ruth Anderson, Ph.D.
  

• Amelia Poole, M.A.
  

RESOURCEFUL SUPPORTIVE PARTNERSHIPS

The Servant Leadership School of Greensboro appreciates the support and partnerships of these organizations:

• The Labyrinth
  

• Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
  

• InnerWalk -- providing counseling, spiritual direction and support for the inward journey
  

• Sacred Garden Bookstore (215 West Fisher Avenue -- see website for times of operation)
  

• Healing Ground -- a retreat ministry
  

• Robert K. Greenleaf Center Inc. in Westfield, IN
  

• Servant Leadership School at Church of the Saviour
  

• St. Francis Retreat Center
  

• Journey Conferences
  

RESOURCEFUL ORGANIZATIONS

The Servant Leadership School of Greensboro has given birth to a variety of ministries, creating fertile ecumenical ground for collaborative relationships and new servant structures in the community. Some of these include:

• Servant Leadership School's Labyrinth Keepers -- the small group that cares for and leads labyrinth walks through The Servant Leadership School and independently.
  

• Holy Trinity's Youth Group Program at Glory Ridge -- rehabilitating homes in Madison County
  

• The Beloved Community Center -- working for social justice in the spirit of Martin Luther King
  

• The Inner City Scouting Program
  

• Higher Ground -- day center for persons living with AIDS
  

• Chaplaincy Program at Greensboro Urban Ministry
  

• Mary's House -- providing transitional housing and life-skills training for women in recovery and their children
  

• The Servant Center -- 336-275-8585 -- providing multiple services for low-income families and housing for persons with disabilities
  

• Jericho House -- transitional housing for men leaving prison
  

• Eastside Park Community Center -- building bridges and relationships between a variety of communities and the people of Eastside Park
  

RESOURCEFUL DOCUMENTS

• Three Central Practices for Servant Leadership (PDF)
  

• Biblical Paradigm Shift (PDF)
  

• The Clearness Committee
  

• Money: From Cultural Addiction to Spiritual Freedom (PDF)
  

• Compassion Circle Practice (PDF)
  

• A Context for Compassion Circle Practice (PDF)
  

Please recommend additional Servant Leadership resources to Amelia Poole at ameliapoole@aol.com.

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